Are there any treasures in ancient times? Are there any legendary treasures? Strange legend: Shixing, Dongguan, Dianbai and other places have hidden Baoshan.
Wang Shaozhi in Liu and Song Dynasties recorded a book called Shixing Ji, which mainly recorded the mountains and rivers in northern Guangdong, both realistic and legendary. Among them, it is said that there is a place called Lin in Shixing, and it is said in Taiping Yu Lan that this place is called Lin Yuanshan. There is a cave here, and there is a hall in the cave. There is a rock in the hall, and these ten big urns are listed on the rock. The urn is full of silver cakes. "Ten urns were placed on the rock in front of the house, indicating that they were cake silver." This is a little strange. The silver cake is a finished product and owned. How did it get into the cave? The source is not stated in the article.
It's no secret that the top ten jars of silver are there. People who chop wood and collect wild vegetables often encounter such a large amount of wealth, but they just can't get it. It is said that anyone who eats it will be in a coma, as if there is ecstasy in the jar.
In the first year of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was a magical year. Fishermen in Wuling area discovered the Peach Blossom Garden beyond time. In Guangdong, a servant of a man named Feng drove into a cave and got back three pieces of silver cakes. When he opened the lid happily, a big snake jumped out and killed the thief. This mysterious thief murderer must have an explanation. So, in the evening, a fairy communicated with Feng Ke through a dream and explained: Your servant stole my money, and I have brought it to justice. These three pieces of silver cakes are your compensation. "Your slave is very bad, obviously has been slaughtered. I want to prepare it with silver. " This sentence is very characteristic of the times. A few silver cakes can buy a servant's life, and he is not treated as a human being at all.
There has never been a successful treasure hunter.
This matter is not over yet. There is a local man named Xu Dao who is also eager to try the wealth in the cave. This man is probably influential. He prepared a drink to worship the gods, hired a group of people to blow it, and blew it into the mountains. It seems that he has come up with a way to get wealth that can be recognized by the gods. The immortal didn't give him face and sneezed. As a result, "Lei Zhen rained stones on the ground, and the trees fell and the trees were broken", which effectively deterred the pace of the covetous, and Xu Dao left immediately.
The story is absurd, but it seems to tell a truth: you can't get wealth that you didn't earn by your own labor, even if you put it in the deserted deep Shan Ye forest. God is fair.
In addition to Shixing, there are also Tibetan Baoshan in Dongguan. Qu Dajun's Guangdong Xinyu in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties recorded that there was a Baoshan in Dongguan with holes in it. There are hundreds of silver bricks in the cave, which is said to have been refined by Guo Jiangjun. This wealth is not easy to take, and whoever takes it will be in a coma-what is this trick?
However, it is not helpless. There is a cave next to the silver brick, and there is water in the cave. Anyone who wants to get a silver brick has to take a white chicken to worship the patron saint, "the natives taste the white chicken". After permission, they go into the water to dig, but they can only get a few taels of silver-buying your white chicken with a few taels of silver is expensive enough. No matter how greedy you are, it's not that the cave door has to be closed, but that a patron saint whips you. "But every time you are beaten by God."
Dianbai also has a hidden treasure mountain called Shamao Mountain. It is said that there are tens of thousands of pieces of silver. During the Qianlong period, scholar Tan Cui wrote Chu Zhu Ting Lu, saying that someone took a lot of money, tied it up with rattan and dragged it down the mountain. As a result, all the vines were broken.
Some people know that they have to pay the price if they want it, so they take out 320 taels of silver to sacrifice to God, which is an investment. As a result, they got 320 pieces of silver in return. If they want to share more than half, it's only to protect their capital.
The "treasures" in Chu Lu also recorded these Baoshan mountains. Strangely, they are all silver. Was there many silver mines in Guangdong at that time? At present, they are arranged as follows: